Sentence examples for lying at the basis from inspiring English sources

In 1854 he took up a subject that much interested Gauss, the hypotheses lying at the basis of geometry.

Having seen the different separation mechanisms lying at the basis of the resolving power, the development of an electromigration method may require another approach than in chromatography.

The Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals is a refinement of Hume's thinking on morality, in which he views sympathy as the fact of human nature lying at the basis of all social life and personal happiness.

In so doing, general relativity theory with its variably curved spacetime, brought a further advance in the steps or levels of "objectivation" lying at the basis of physics.

Each leg nerve gives rise to additional branches and the anterior leg nerve is associated with a peripheral ganglion lying at the basis of each leg.

It is apparently a lack of mental cohesion that lies at the basis of Korsakoff's psychosis.

Proper risk assessment lies at the basis of proportional risk management by business organisations and government authorities.

The code lies at the basis of life, and understanding it was a turning point in the history of biology.

What the Scottish referendum revealed was that it was Thatcherism that lay at the basis of the yes-voter hatred of England and the English.

The problem here is that the respondent's submission ignores the balance of rights and interests that lie at the basis of copyright law.

And in 1964, the World Health Organization issues a Helsinki Declaration that said that informed consent should lie at the basis of biomedical research.